Liquin Winsor Newton

This is really easy to use and creates a nice, and manageable, consistency with paint. The consistency allows it to be placed on the palette with the colours instead of in a separate container. My only problem with it is that it’s probably quite toxic even though it doesn’t smell much.

Brilliant fast delivery as I was going travelling. Great quality.

I always use Liquin with my oil paints to make quick drying glazes. A wonderful medium.

I've been using this medium for twenty years and fully recommend it to any other artists.

Liquin is a good product as a medium for oil painting, helping to thin the paints and make painting smoother if that's what is required and also speeding up drying time. A 50:50 ratio of linseed oil and turpentine is the traditional medium and also very good for the same ends, and gloss is also improved as with Liquin. I like Liquin but probably would not buy it again because of cost. The traditional mixture is cheaper to make.

This is really easy to use and creates a nice, and manageable, consistency with paint. The consistency allows it to be placed on the palette with the colours instead of in a separate container. My only problem with it is that it’s probably quite toxic even though it doesn’t smell much.

Brilliant fast delivery as I was going travelling. Great quality.

I always use Liquin with my oil paints to make quick drying glazes. A wonderful medium.

I've been using this medium for twenty years and fully recommend it to any other artists.

Liquin is a good product as a medium for oil painting, helping to thin the paints and make painting smoother if that's what is required and also speeding up drying time. A 50:50 ratio of linseed oil and turpentine is the traditional medium and also very good for the same ends, and gloss is also improved as with Liquin. I like Liquin but probably would not buy it again because of cost. The traditional mixture is cheaper to make.